This command will transcode a MythTV recording. The target device is a Google Nexus One mobile phone. My recordings are from a HDHomerun with Over The Air content. Plays back nicely on the N1.
-i sets the source file -r sets the output frame rate, set it to the same frame rate as the input to output each frame -f sets the output format, trough it might be guessed by the extension
-i sets the source file -f and -acodec both set the output to be raw audio, PCM signed 16-bit little endian
Transcodes mpg2 files, that cannot be read by iMovie to m4v files. Show Sample Output
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